Issues With Capitalizing Your New Corporation
Posted on January 27, 2008 - Filed Under Legal and Law | Leave a Comment
Once you register a corporation in your state, you must go ahead and capitalize it. This raises a host of questions regarding the best way to do it and potential risks of getting it wrong.
First things first. Any discussion of capitalization needs a disclaimer. Every state sets forth its own rules on capitalization and you should look to your state of incorporation regarding them. These rules may cover issues such as minimum cash contributions that must be made, debt to equity ratios and so on.
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Posted on January 9, 2008 - Filed Under Legal and Law | Leave a Comment
Mortgages first appeared in the English feudal system and have continually served as a means to obtain land ownership without paying for the total price of the land. The mortgage is essentially a contractual relationship creating an interest in land, but it is not a loan as many people often confuse it. Most mortgage agreements involve a promise to repay a debt, but is not a debt in itself, but rather, is evidence of a debt. Essentially, the mortgage is a transfer of either a legal or equitable interest in the land on the condition that the interest will be returned when the terms of the contract are performed. If the borrower fulfills all of the obligations of the mortgage contract, the transfer then becomes void and title automatically passes back to the mortgagor.
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